Bidricraft is the fancy work of inlaying metal wire on the copper and steel vessels. This is one of the finest handicraft in India. Peeping back to the it could easily be grasped that the art was originated from the Arabia or Persia by the stylish craftsman. The art was transmitted to India towards the beginning of eleventh century. The art of inlaying metals wire on different pieces of objects. The inlaying work is so sophisticatedly and aesthetically undertaken that each and every creation holds the mesmerizing charms to captivate hearts and minds. During the fifteenth century, Abdullah-bin-Queasar a mastermind in the inlaying occupation had got adopted  by India where he had glided the work to the apex end. The craft has been named as Bidricraft upon the name of the place 'Bidar' where it has been flourished to reach the zenith. Mughal emperor Akbar had given great patronage to the art during his reign who was driven by the charisma of the fascinating article made by the artists .

The job embraces the setting in metal wire on the metallic product such as bowls, plates, cups, platters, saucers , miniature tanks, surahi, pandan, gulabposh, ugaldaan flower vase,. urn and jugs. The expert craftsman pop in the threadlike metal line over the copper and steel wares forgiving them gorgeous looks.

The process takes in a number of meticulous works like polishing, engraving, inlaying and blackening of the metals and alloys. The articles on which the work is to be done need to be well shaped and polished as the sharp chisel is used for engraving for grooming it. Leveling the inserted filament after entrenching it over the vessel is done by hammering through out the series till it it is flattened.

The output is then go through the coloring process. Pitre, copper sulpahte, salamonic and common salt are used for making a solution in which the product is immersed for give sparkling touch to the creation. Gold is hardly inlaid in the the craft products now-a-days due to the inadequate demand in the market. Thus the artist can't afford the big investment in their craft resulting the work sporadic. Exquisite products like creepers, leaves, flowers, and human figures are are exotically designed masterworks can be found in the field. The paraphernalia like swastika, lotus ,cross and icons are also manufactured by the crafters.